Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
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Is this country unconsoiously under going s wonderful change, is ths change to take place before we are aware of the fact. and when it has taken place will wC wonder why we did not see It before Il was too late?
 Those that See the changes early avail themselves early, and thereby receive benefit.
 The shrewd iron man sees the iror interest transferred from Pittsburg and Pennsylvania to Birmingham, Alabama and ID hIs far-sightedness sees the fur naces in Pennsylvania torn down and deserted for this new and prolific field. l, is claimed by the iron men of Ala. bsma that the low price al which iron can be produced there will revolutionize the iron interests of the world.
 We have seen the grain-growing cen ters of this country shifted tO the West. We have seen the pork packing industry fit from Cincinnati tO Chicago, and ffOLa thence to Kansas City and Omaha. Southern cotton mills undersell New England and American markets, anG challenge the world.
 We have seen and are seeing all this take place before our eyes, and knOT that other changes are taking place equally as prominent, and We wonder SI We behold them. Ten years ago the IT, surance companies only required zE analysis of the fluids when they weyo taking insurance for very large amounts. To-day no iirst-class company will insure any amount unless they have a rigid analysis 0f the fluids passed, and fl any traces of certain disorders are apparent, the application is rejected. In their re- ports they show that the death ci sixty of every 100 people in this country, is due either directly or indirectly to such disorders. The BrOmpton Hospital for Consumptives, London, England, reports that sixty of every loo victims of con- sumption also have serious disorders Oi the kidney - S,tks4s .
 Among scientistT Tor the trestnent of this dread malady the question Is being discussed: 5s N
 "Is not this disorder the real cause of consumption sE
 Tsn years ago the microscope was something seldom found in physicians office; now every physician of standing has one and seldom visits his patients without calling for a sample of fluids for examination.
 Whyis all this7 Is it possible that We of the present generation are to die of diseases caused by kidney disorders? or shall we master the cause by Warmers safe cure, the only recognized specific, and thus remove the effects2 Itis estab- liehed beyond doubt that very large percentage of deaths in this country are tracesble to diseased kidneys. For years the proprietors of Warmers safe cure have been insisting that there is no sound health when the kidneys are dis eased, and they enthusiastically press their specific for this terrible disorder upon public attention. We are con- tlnually hearing its praises sounded.
 This means wonders
 Cannot the proprietOrs of this great remedy, who have been warning us of the danger, tell us how to avoid disease that at first is 80 unimportant, and is so fatal in its termination? Are we to hope against hope, and wait without our re- ward?
 The most significant of all changes, however, that we of to-day can note IS this radical change of view tO which the public has been educated: IL was form erly thought that the kidneys were oi very small importance; to-day, We be- lieys, it is generally admitted that there can be no such thing as sound health in any organ fl they are in the least degree dsrsnged. e'rtSs-